antelope, and other herbivores stampede across the Serengeti plains in search of greener pastures—the lions, cheetahs, and predators following in pursuit of a bountiful hunt. First-time and returning visitors are invariably awed by the scale and color, before being bewitched by the diversity. You will find hidden waterholes, dazzling white sands, teeming volcanic craters, and ice-capped mountain peaks – all within a few hours of each other. These are landscapes that have inspired countless wildlife documentaries and Disney movies that evocative spectacles that remain indelibly raw and rugged.

Explore the hidden corners of Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Mwiba Conservation Area, Singita Grumeti Reserves and the Serengeti National Park, which host the annual Great Migration. In the south, the Selous Game Reserve and Ruaha National Park provide a more remote safari experience, while chimpanzees can be seen swinging through the trees on west-lying Lake Tanganyika’s shores. Visit the birds of Lake Manyara and Rubondo Island or even climb Africa’s highest Mountain Mount Kilimanjaro. After your time on safari, relax on Zanzibar’s powder-sand beaches, explore the old streets of Zanzibar's old town Stone town, discover the spices still farmed on the island that made the place famous in its yester years or take a dhow trip out on the turquoise waters of The Indian Ocean.

Tanzania is also defined by its varied cultures, with tribal influences playing a vital role in its essential flavor. There is nothing quite like joining in song and dance with the red-cloaked Maasai or embarking on a trekking expedition with the Hadzabe tribesmen, some of Africa last remaining full-time hunter-gatherers.

Our specialists have visited the country extensively and can design your Tanzania safari to avoid the crowds and find the best places to see wildlife. Get in touch with us today to book your custom tailor made adventure.